The Lost Heiress’s Covenant

Elite lawyer Evelyn Carter was betrayed by her fiancé at the engagement party. Unexpectedly, she learned that she was the long-lost true daughter of the Whitman family, who had been separated for twenty-seven years. With her identity restored, the marriage was re-established. She gave up the false love she had cherished and turned to marry Nathan Sterling, the feared Manhattan aristocrat. This marriage began with a contract: no interference, mutual gain, and separation upon expiration. Evelyn needed an identity that no one dared to deceive, and Nathan needed a wife who was sufficiently sensible and decent. Everyone thought they were just a cold alliance, but they never expected that, amid repeated family disputes, old love entanglements, malicious slander, and crisis counterattacks, the cold and restrained Nathan began to be drawn in first. She once didn't believe in favoritism, but he repeatedly stood by her side firmly; she thought she was merely fulfilling the contract, but he made the marriage into a true home. When the wrongly exchanged life was finally restored to its rightful place, Evelyn also found the love and home that truly belonged to her in this slow-burning marriage.